Dow jumps 600 points as US-Iran deal hopes, AI rally lift stocks
Wall Street rallied strongly on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging more than 600 points as optimism over a potential US-Iran
Wall Street rallied strongly on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging more than 600 points as optimism over a potential US-Iran
Arm Holdings Inc (ARM) is pushing higher in extended hours after reporting a market-beating Q4 and offering upbeat guidance for its current financial
Asian markets opened Thursday with a powerful relief bid, as investors leaned into hopes that tensions in the Middle East may ease enough
Japanese markets reopened after the Golden Week holidays to a powerful AI-driven rally on Thursday, with SoftBank stock soaring as investors rushed to
Japanese stocks went parabolic on Thursday, helped by the soaring Softbank stock price and the rising possibility of a deal between the United
Gold advanced for a third consecutive session on Thursday, propelled by a softer dollar and growing, if still fragile, optimism that Washington and
Bitcoin has slipped back toward the $80,000 zone after failing to hold above $82,000, as traders reacted to technical resistance, elevated leverage, and
Tesla (TSLA) shares edged higher on Wednesday, even as the electric-vehicle maker announced a recall affecting more than 218,000 vehicles. The stock rose
The United States and Iran are weighing a fresh proposal to end the war as markets react to shifting geopolitical risks. Anthropic has
Hut 8 (HUT) pushed meaningfully higher on Wednesday after announcing an artificial intelligence (AI) lease agreement for its Beacon Point campus in Texas.